The Life That Mattered (Roe & Evie, #1; Life, #1)

by Jewel E. Ann

Falling in love tomorrow is such a waste of today.

Thirty and single was the new fifty and widowed. “Poor

Ronin spent one day with me, and just like that … he knew from that one day that he wanted more days. More me.

Why was it when the important people in our lives needed us the most, that was when our love felt the most empty—most helpless?

“That’s the thing about you, Evie … I had no idea I was waiting for someone until you arrived.”

And if you hold out your palm, you’ll see that pulsing thing that used to reside in my chest is now sitting quite contentedly in your hand.”